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So if I rowed crew and could calculate Hessians in my head, I was a?…

I have, and failed. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40265782

> Substitution is a new concept for kids. Children learn substitution with language. Hand signs and words are substituted for the objects, feelings and actions they know inherently. It’s tempting t…

I was learned enough in school to know when teachers were “teaching” something oversimplified. They uniformly acknowledged that when asked, until one didn’t. That one didn’t care about the nuance and …

Just not so. My neighborhood has a tradition of summer “wine walks” even though homes are widely spaced. It’s not about place, it’s about attitude.

> People protecting titles by putting an arbitrary barrier associated with possessing a piece of paper rather than actually having skill and knowledge should be treated with scorn in my opinion. Wh…

Exactly. In a world of many resolvers, poisoning a few doesn’t matter. In all likelihood the folks consuming these streams aren’t using mainstream DNS anyway.

It’s an interesting question. The bar would be the least they could possibly do, obviously (as it is now), so is there a case for raising that bar at all?

Can you cite actual example of such “founding documents”?

Definitely a fair point. But I observe that dS/dt may not be positive already.

And many are not. How many Python shops are living in the past? It’s the same problem everywhere.

Just like for windows or Linux, in other words. The dotnet tooling is amazingly friction and ceremony free these days.

> neither QUIC nor HTTP/3 are included in the standard libraries of any major languages Like dotnet?

Maybe. It might be that the “industry” continues on without good code, slowly dying.

To each their own, but wow. In healthy environments people are paid to do what makes the team most effective.

> It’s a competitive advantage to build an environment where people can be hired for their unique strengths, not their lack of weaknesses; where the emphasis is on composing teams Wise words for hi…

So your point is that youngsters are the only ones that understand “modern” software? Or economic crisis? Or both? Stereotyping is fine as long as it’s understood to be fundamentally wrong and ineffic…

And the 80s, and the 70s…

Having decades of experience doesn’t necessarily blind one to the reality of less tenured folks. The reality is that there are externally observant and empathetic people at all ages who see and intern…

I’m not sure I follow. The second request is for an overlapping range and can’t be satisfied because of the 403. There’s just no way around that.

Yep, reproduced. Caching partial content is a wonderful feature and I’m glad they worked on it. But they clearly shipped some bugs. Prototypical “bad” technical debt, perhaps.

Ownership isn’t a problem developers can solve, but lawyers will line up for it. After 50 or whatever years there is a lot of calcification around email.

Not the same thing at all. An email address is a hierarchical construct with different ownership at each level, and a phone number isn’t.

It would be like each telcom having its own area code and expecting to be able to move a seven digit suffix from one to another. That’s a closer analogy to how email works.

No, it’s just weird and out of context. Just plain “pick” maybe.

> If you use something frequently you should know it in-depth. I prefer to remain oblivious to many things. Two views of the Mississippi and all that. Git works reliably and achieves my humble expe…

Oh how I love a good game UX for DevOps.

The large scale economic evidence in the article is as easily attributed to population growth and aging.